Jake Prezley Sing

Jake Prezley Sing, from Moore OK, went to be with Jesus on October 29th at the age of 23. Jake was born on July 31,1998 in Norman Oklahoma.
Jake attended Moore schools from 1st grade to 12th grade. He is a 2017 graduate of Southmoore High School.
He was an avid soccer player and very involved in school activities and with his friends. He had the best coaches a kid could ever hope for Kit Stephenson and Steven Tam. They were more than coaches to Jake. They were mentors and friends.
Jake was a 3rd year Apprentice in the IBEW electrical program. He was well on his way to being a journeyman. He loved what he did. He was following in his dads footsteps. His work ethic was incredible. He was top notch in what he did.
Jake was also involved in cars! He loved racing. Thunder valley was his place. Jake loved the sound of the track! He was also very into hunting and fishing. He loved being outdoors. He loved his dog Malichi. They were best buds. Malichi would light up the second he saw Jake.
Jakes greatest love was his girlfriend Macie. They were on a path building a life together. His dad called them peas and carrots. He loved her and she loved him. Pure, and sweet love. Macie was his girl. Jake also loved spending time with family and friends. His friends were the absolute best. Most of them have grown up together. Mason, Joshua, Jeremy, Matt, Corbin, Nic, Caleb, and Isaac and many many more. These boys knew how to have fun in anything they were doing. So many soccer tournaments and running around together. At any given time at least 1 or 10 boys were at the house. The best boys in the world.
His cousins were his other best friends. Logan was Jakes first best friend. When they were little they called each other "daddad and daddad". They would always say "hi daddad!" They were precious. Carlie Jo was his thunder valley car buddy. They could talk cars all day. Logan and Carlie were his first best friends.
His sister Jasmyne worshiped the ground he walked on. She would always "cover" for him. Jake loved buying Jasmyne things. He loved to surprise her. Over the years their bond has become unbreakable. They loved their doggos and treated them like their own children.
His mom and dad loved him more than he could ever imagine. He would light up a room with his quiet demeanor. He was always respectful and considerate. He was truly a dream child.
Jake accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior while in 5th grade. He loved being in church. Growing up in the church he spent many days running around the church playing. The best story ever with him was one day Dolly talked mom into letting Jake stay with her at the church. When mom came back Dolly had to fess up that she had let Jake use scissors on paper and he "accidentally" cut his hair! He loved to get to stay with Dolly.
Jake had the best grandparents on the planet! He loved to get to go ride with his papa and he loved his nanas sweet tea. His memaw Sandy was always so proud of him because he was the first grandchild. His great Memaw was always up for a shopping trip or to go out to eat. He loved spending time with her listening to her funny sayings. He loved all of his grandparents.
Jake is survived by his parents, Jackie and Amy Sing of Moore, sister Jasmyne Sing of Moore and girlfriend Macie Scarborough of Hydro Ok. Grandmother Sandra Sing Sullivan and Grandfather Charles Sullivan of Bethel acres. Grandparents Lonnie and Carolyn Gross of Noble OK. Aunt Michelle Tucker and cousins Croix and Sosie Tucker of Shawnee. Aunt and Uncle Niki and Glen St.Clair of Duncan. Cousin's Logan St.Clair of Choctaw, Paige and Sean Olson of Midwest City, Carlie and Dylon Schoonover of Blanchard. And many many more family and friends.
Jake is preceded in death by his grandfather Jack Sing of Norman.
Visitation will be held from 5:00 PM through 7:00 PM on Monday, November 1, 2021 at the John M. Ireland & Son Funeral Home & Chapel, located at 120 South Broadway Avenue in Moore, Oklahoma.
Services will be held Tuesday November 2nd at 2:00pm at Shekinha Fellowship church located at 412 SW 104th Oklahoma City OK. Services are under the care of John M. Ireland & Son Funeral Home & Chapel in Moore.
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